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    „Nur ein Ausrutscher“: Die Republikaner wollen, dass Kanada Trump ignoriert


    „Nur ein Ausrutscher“: Die Republikaner wollen, dass Kanada Trump ignoriert

    https://www.semafor.com/article/01/21/2026/just-a-blip-republicans-want-canada-to-ignore-trump

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    1. ph0enix1211 on

      „Amercia isn’t the way America is because he’s president.  He’s president because America is the way it is.“

       -David Cochrane

    2. AdditionalPizza on

      Apparently some republicans were upset by Carney’s speech in Davos and are crying for us to ignore Trump, claiming this won’t be a long-term issue and everything will go back to normal eventually.

    3. GraveDiggingCynic on

      Tell you what, Republicans. Prove it by impeaching and convicting him, thus demonstrating to Canada and the rest of the world that we all have nothing to worry about.

      But if, after the seizure of Maduro, you think there’s anyone left outside your borders who thinks that Trump an be safely ignored, let us disabuse you of that right now.

    4. Senior_Plastic_95 on

      it is true. trump has been a disruptive tool for 10 years now.

      think about 2015. felt like good times right? lots of innovation and excitement for where the world would go. then trump showed up and the polarization and division which came as a result – not saying this is his fault but we went on a dark turn from where we were.

      Perhaps thsoe times in 2015 are long forgotten about. but i hope that after trump is gone we can return or starting going back to a mature human race that that was becoming united and connected via our innovation and technology.

      I hope by 2028 we can finally turn the page on the age of the boomers.

    5. BustamoveBetaboy on

      The arrogant ignorance and dissonance displayed by Americans here speaks volumes. They are so self-centered they can’t understand the impact this administration is having around the world. There will be a lag effect to the US, but it is coming back to bite them economically, socially, and with reduced intelligence and security due to broken trust, etc.

    6. ZappSmithBrannigan on

      >Our relationship is inseparable — and we may have disagreement, but again, the people of Canada and the people of the United States have so much in common, it’s an understatement,” said Rep. Joe Wilson, R-S.C. “So this is just a blip.”

      Sorry Joe, it most certainly is seperable. And you motherfuckers are the ones doing it, not us.

      „You cant leave me, you need me“ said everything abusive husband ever. They just cant help themselves. Even when theyre trying to deescalate, they still use the language of abusers.

      America fucked around, now theyre gunna find out.

    7. yukonnut on

      Ironic coming from a party that is going blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip

    8. hippiechan on

      I imagine they want Venezuela to ignore the more than 80 dead when they bombed their capital and kidnapped their leader? What a joke.

    9. ptwonline on

      America re-elected him despite extra years of getting to see exactly who and what he was. And so much of the establishment and authorities are letting him get away with crimes and horrific moral acts.

      This is not a blip.

      The amount that Canada can trust America is far, far less than it used to be.

    10. GHR-5H_Grasshopper on

      The US government is breaking treaties and agreements and their response is „we’ll go back to normal in a few years.“ It’s just not realistic, the US has shown it can’t be trusted to abide by its own treaties so, like all treaty breaking countries, you can only make short agreements without any serious expectations of trustworthiness. The US has to expect countries to be wary and willing to break agreements with them as fast as they have been. It’s stopped being about Trump and it has ended up being a question of continuance in government

    11. raerae1991 on

      Ok republicans, stop falling in line. Stand up and use your checks and balances instead of shallow words! You have the power to stop Trump!

    12. Brilliant_Let6532 on

      Assuming we can ignore Trump, it’s a bit harder to ignore the 70+million people who voted for him and the millions who would look at the past year and still find enough to like to vote for him again.

    13. Interwebzking on

      lol, lmao even. Prove it then. Show us you mean business and impeach your pedophilic wannabe dictator in diapers.

      These are just empty words by republicans. If they are serious that things will go back to normal (nobody believes this) they need to prove it. We’re done taking their word for it because their word doesn’t mean anything anymore.

      Show us first, then we’ll consider being amicable.

    14. hardk7 on

      For all their talk of having crafted a system of check and balances, it’s clear they are meaningless when the branches of government that are intended to be equal to the Executive do nothing to rein in a clearly corrupt and dangerous President who is breaking laws on a constant basis. Congress has abdicated its responsibility to be a check on the Executive. They’ve confirmed his unqualified Cabinet appointees. They could act to impeach but they don’t. The Supreme Court, having been reduced to a partisan branch of the GOP to do its bidding, bends constitutional interpretation to ensure legal challenges opposed to the Executive’s actions fail. The courts have allowed partisan gerrymandering to give the GOP an inherent electoral advance and have eroded democracy. To say Trump is a blip ignores that the Republican Party laid the groundwork for this over twenty+ years. It’s not a blip. It’s the new normal.

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